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Its so easy to trigger the stop losses of the buy high sell low brigade on margin - do they never learn
This probably includes the buy low and sell even lower brigade on margin
There go a few more stop losses - its so easy
Is it good for us to trigger stop losses, or is it just funny
Its good because the price got far ahead of itself in the current financial climate
squaring up nicely to knock some more stop-losses out tomorrow
DOW 1850 off - expect 15-20p off here in the morning
A high this morning of 279.90 currently circa 276.
I have a feeling the scaremongers are in overtime rate.
Actual.
277.10 GBX +1.60 (0.58%)
12 Jun, 9:19
This is doing really well in spite of the circumstances - core holding intact - was looking to fill any gaps in the 260-268 range, but maybe this is at last being recognized as a "least dirty shirt" option out of all the companys that are going to be hit with poor results when next reporting -after all the money has to go somewhere and bonds are even more stretched with the risk of negative interest rates looming.
Looks like I might get my wish after all since the buy high sell low brigade are still here
Think you'll get your 260s wisk today
Wish lol
More like 220s at this rate.
At last, a few more stops being tested
Another good clear-out
well, that has got rid of a few more stop-losses - will they never learn, so easy to do!
Bought back in at 290p after selling at 286.51p last week sold without realising the useless tulloch had gone
Yes, what a disaster his stint has proven to be for shareholders. He'll receive his 30 pieces of silver no doubt. The new CEO needs to honour the 'declared' dividend of 20.4p asap to restore some integrity to the BOD in addition to maintaining the progressive dividend payout policy.
... and a few more stop-losses bite the dust - just what the doctor ordered
oh dear, margin traders stuffed again
...and again, do margin traders (apart from shorts) ever make any money on AV.?
If you can't think of anything else to short, then short Aviva. This share would be well over £20 if it had kept up with the FTSE over the last 30 years. Five dividend cuts in the last 20 years and now a cut to nothing helps to explain why. CEOs come (promising lots of jam) and go (taking huge amounts of cash with them), but Aviva continues along its going nowehere path.
You could always leave your cash in the bank and earn nilch.. Aviva sp has increased since march by approx 60 pence give or take and recently paid a dividend. if you bought 2000 shares in april say 2.30 ish £4600, today they are worth approx £5700. Try earning that in any bank.....
If you bought 2000 shares just over 2 years ago at 5 pounds a share total investment 10000 pounds your investment would be worth less than 6000 pounds and you would have received about 1000pounds dividend so you will still be down 3000 pounds do you would have been better of leaving it in the bank